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Wan Junaidi extends condolences to former Serian MP’s family

Sarawak Governor Tun Pehin Sri Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar expressed condolences on the passing of Datuk Amar Dominic Andrew Dago Randan, former Serian MP and prominent Bidayuh leader, at age 90. Wan Junaidi praised Dominic's outstanding service to Sarawak and Malaysia, highlighting his role in the formation of Malaysia and advocacy for the Bidayuh community. Dominic, the first Bidayuh elected to Parliament, was a member of the Inter-Governmental Committee instrumental in negotiating Sarawak's entry into Malaysia.

Rwanda to welcome 70 white rhinos from South Africa in historic conservation effort

Rwanda's Akagera National Park will receive 70 white rhinos from South Africa this month, the largest such transfer in the country's history. This move aims to bolster the rhino population and establish a new breeding stronghold. White rhinos, once abundant, have been decimated by hunting and poaching. The southern white rhino subspecies is currently near threatened. Rwanda, promoting itself as a safari destination, previously received 30 white rhinos in 2021.

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Huawei To Introduce Its First-Ever Foldable Display Laptop

Huawei will launch its first foldable laptop, the MateBook Fold Ultimate Design, alongside the nova 14 series smartphones and a new MateBook Pro running HarmonyOS PC on May 19, 2025, in China. The foldable laptop is expected to compete with similar offerings from Lenovo and Asus. The nova 14 series, including an Ultra model, will feature a quad-camera setup with potential telephoto and zoom capabilities. Specifications for the foldable laptop remain undisclosed, but it's likely to run HarmonyOS PC, Huawei's Windows replacement.

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Anwar issues special Teachers’ Day message featuring ‘Ejen Ali’ (VIDEO)

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim celebrated Teachers' Day 2025 with a special message honoring educators nationwide. A video featuring animated hero Ejen Ali highlighted teachers' crucial role in educational reform and launched the sequel, Ejen Ali The Movie 2. Anwar praised teachers as pillars of the nation, shaping modern values and nurturing future generations, urging Malaysians to appreciate their sacrifices. The movie releases May 22nd, with advance screening tickets available.

Dua lelaki ditahan, panjat bumbung kereta bergerak

Two foreign men were arrested in Sepang, Malaysia for performing dangerous stunts by climbing on the roof of a moving car on the Damansara-Puchong Highway. Sepang District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Norhizam Bahaman, stated that the police tracked down and arrested the individuals after a video of the incident went viral on social media. The investigation revealed that the two men were passengers in the vehicle, while the driver was not involved. They were on their way to KLIA to drop off the driver, who was returning to Tajikistan.

Qualcomm Launches Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 Chipset

Qualcomm has launched the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, a significant upgrade to its mid-range processor. It boasts a 27% faster CPU, 30% faster GPU, and a 65% boost in AI performance compared to the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. Key features include support for on-device generative AI, Stable Diffusion 1.5 for image generation, 200MP camera support, 4K HDR video recording, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 6.0. HONOR and vivo are the first manufacturers to adopt the new chipset, with devices expected this month.

Permohonan LPS sempena Hari Raya Aidiladha dibuka sehingga 4 Jun

The Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) is accepting applications for Temporary Change Licenses (LPS) for bus operators in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidiladha celebrations on June 7th and 8th. Applications are open until June 4th through the i-SPKP system. Approved LPS will be valid from June 5th to 10th, 2025, with no 10% surcharge. APAD aims to provide the best service, aligning with the Malaysia Madani core values of well-being and kindness by improving public transport mobility and comfort.

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Sabalenka didenda, guna bahasa kesat

World No. 1 tennis star, Aryna Sabalenka, was penalized for using foul language directed at a spectator during her quarter-final loss to China's Qinwen Zheng at the Italian Open. Zheng secured a straight-set victory (6-4, 6-3), breaking her six-match losing streak against Sabalenka. The incident occurred early in the second set when Sabalenka responded to a spectator's encouragement with an expletive. Zheng, recovering from an arm injury, praised her improved physical condition. The loss marks another setback for Sabalenka at the Italian Open, where she has yet to reach the semi-finals.

The autonomy illusion: Academic freedom or convenient myth? — Khoo Ying Hooi

University autonomy, while crucial for academic freedom and critical inquiry, is a complex issue. Often romanticized, it can shield internal hierarchies, exclusion, and neoliberal governance. While historically meant to protect against state overreach, it can also entrench privilege and be manipulated for managerialism. The key question is not just autonomy *from* whom, but *for* what and *for* whom?

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Groundbreaking gene-editing saves US infant with rare liver condition         

A 9-month-old boy with a rare genetic liver disorder, CPS1 deficiency, became the first patient treated with a personalized CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing therapy. The experimental treatment, administered at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, aimed to correct the faulty gene responsible for the life-threatening condition. Facing a grim prognosis involving liver transplant, the parents opted for the innovative procedure. Early results are promising, offering hope for others with rare genetic diseases.

FRU crash: Post-mortems reveal victims died from multiple injuries, police form special inquiry panel

Post-mortem examinations confirmed that nine Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel died from multiple severe injuries sustained in a road collision in Teluk Intan, Malaysia. Perak police chief Datuk Noor Hisam Nordin stated the autopsies revealed the injuries were a direct result of the crash impact. The investigation, under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, involves Puspakom, JPJ, and AAIB to determine the cause. A special investigation committee will be formed, and statements will be taken from survivors and witnesses. The accident occurred when the FRU truck collided with a lorry, resulting in nine deaths and nine injuries.

Sivasangari bows out of World Championships after quarter-final loss to Weaver

Malaysian squash player S. Sivasangari's World Championship run ended in the quarterfinals after a 1-3 loss to Olivia Weaver in Chicago. The fourth-seeded Weaver defeated the seventh-seeded Sivasangari 11-3, 8-11, 11-4, 11-5 in 41 minutes. Sivasangari showed promise, especially in the second game, but Weaver ultimately dominated. This follows Ng Eain Yow's exit in the men's third round, leaving Malaysia with no remaining representatives in the tournament. Weaver will now face seven-time world champion Nour El Sherbini in the semi-finals.

[VIDEO] Jambangan bunga kantan hadiah Hari Guru

A Malaysian mother's unique Teacher's Day gift of torch ginger flower bouquets has gone viral on TikTok. The practical gift, showcased by user @Iejarejab, is not just decorative but can be used in dishes like laksa and asam pedas. Commenters praised the creativity and practicality of the gift, especially given the rising cost of groceries. The video highlights a thoughtful and affordable way to appreciate teachers.

PKR may act against division members threatening resignation, warns Fahmi Fadzil

PKR may discipline division committee members who threaten resignation or disrupt the upcoming National Congress following divisional elections. Communications director Fahmi Fadzil warned that those resigning could be blacklisted from contesting in any resulting re-elections. This follows threats from Lenggong and Masjid Tanah division members, who later reconsidered. Fahmi praised the peaceful election process and confirmed smooth preparations for the National Congress in Johor Bahru.